Male/Female Care Givers for Patients

Care Health Nursing bureau, is providing well experienced GDA Qualified Male or Female care givers to our clients. Our Care Givers are skilled and well trained to attend our clients on timely basis. We offer reliable and trustworthy staff and offer complete guarantee of your security. Our Male/Female attendants are having experience to work in Private Duties, At Home, Hospitals and other medical need.

When a family member is unwell, we wish to help them in every way possible, be available hands-on, preferably without anyone's assistance. What we might not realize is that sometimes, it is good to hire a helping hand, professionally skilled, who'll be useful for both you and the patient. This is where Medfind can step in and provide a trained attendant, who will act as a caring shadow to the patient. With us, rest assured that your loved one will be well taken care of.

What does a care health nursing bureau Trained attendant do?

From day-to-day needs to basic medical care, a trained attendant will assist the patient at every step, as and when required. Among the many tasks that a trained attendant is equipped to perform, some of them include:

• Checking basic parameters of the body through medical equipment like blood pressure monitor, pulse oximeter, sugar check, etc.
• Personal grooming like dressing, assisting with toilet usage, etc.
• Basic wound management
• Use of alpha mattress to avoid bed sores
• Assistance while exercising, walking etc.

Not only physical comforts, a trained attendant also takes care of the emotional well-being of the patient as well, since a lot of patients are prone to depression after they're discharged from the hospital.

Male Caregivers for Male Patients

Male caregivers provide personalized care, assistance, and support to male patients who are elderly, disabled, recovering from surgery, or living with chronic conditions. This ensures privacy, dignity, and comfort — especially in situations where a male patient may prefer same-gender care.

👨‍⚕️ Common Duties of Male Caregivers

🛏️ Personal Care Assistance

• Bathing, grooming, and shaving
• Dressing and undressing
• Toileting and incontinence care
• Mobility support (bed to wheelchair, etc.)
• Hygiene support while maintaining patient dignity

🍽️ Daily Living Support (ADLs)

• Meal preparation & feeding assistance
• Walking and movement support
• Medication reminders
• Ensuring proper hydration and nutrition

🏠 Home & Environment Help

• Light housekeeping around patient area
• Laundry and linen care
• Sanitizing medical tools and surfaces

🏃 Mobility & Transfers

• Support with walking and climbing stairs
• Assistance with prescribed physical exercises

💬 Emotional & Social Support

• Conversation and companionship
• Reading, entertainment, and emotional care
• Preventing feelings of loneliness or isolation

🧾 Medical or Post-Hospital Care (If Trained)

• Monitoring vitals (BP, sugar levels)
• Wound dressing or catheter care
• Post-surgery recovery support
• Special care (tracheostomy, colostomy, etc.) if certified

🧑‍⚕️ Who Typically Needs Male Caregivers?

• Elderly men who prefer same-gender assistance
• Male patients recovering from surgery at home
• Patients with mobility limitations or disabilities
• Families seeking culturally appropriate or discreet care